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Galaxy Unpacked 2026 will take place on July 22, 2026, in London. Samsung will showcase three foldables — Galaxy Z Fold 8, the new Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8 — as well as two watches: Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Additionally, probably the first smart glasses, Galaxy Glasses. The conference slogan is “A New Shape Unfolds,” which heralds the biggest change in the shape of foldable phones in years.

The summer Samsung Unpacked 2026 is traditionally the premiere of foldables and smartwatches from the Korean manufacturer. However, this year is different than usual: the manufacturer is organizing the event in London for the first time and is splitting the Fold line into two models for the first time. Below we have gathered everything that is known today — the date, time, full list of premieres, specifications from leaks, and expected prices in Europe and Poland. Some of the data is unofficial leaks, so treat every number as highly probable, not confirmed.

When and where will Galaxy Unpacked 2026 take place?

The Galaxy Unpacked conference will take place on July 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM Polish time (2:00 PM BST in London, 9:00 AM Eastern Time USA). Samsung is organizing the summer Unpacked in London for the first time, moving away from the previous pattern with Korea and New York.

You can watch the live broadcast for free on Samsung’s official YouTube channel and on the website news.samsung.com. The invitation with the theme “A New Shape Unfolds” features a ticket that unfolds into a box with the Galaxy AI logo — a clear hint at the new, broader foldable format and a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence.

Detail	Information
Date	July 22, 2026
Time	3:00 PM CEST (Poland)
Location	London, United Kingdom
Broadcast	YouTube Samsung, news.samsung.com
Tagline	“A New Shape Unfolds”

Note: The date and time are confirmed by Samsung’s official invitation. However, the specifications and prices of individual devices come from leaks from reputable tech publications and may differ from the final ones. Complete details will only be revealed during the conference.

Announcement on the largest 3D LED screen in Europe

The conference was preceded by a strong Polish accent. Since July 8, 2026, the invitation to Galaxy Unpacked has been displayed in the center of Warsaw on the Warsaw STAGE — the largest 3D LED screen in Europe (owned by Screen Network). The screen creates a three-dimensional depth effect, where graphic elements seem to extend beyond its surface.

The campaign was prepared by Samsung Poland in collaboration with the agency VML (creative concept) and the studio Platige (3D realization). The conference itself will take place in London — on July 22, with a broadcast at 3:00 PM Polish time. This is the official announcement from the manufacturer, not a leak.

What will Samsung show at Unpacked 2026? Full list of premieres

This year’s Unpacked is exceptionally rich. Instead of one foldable flagship, Samsung is expected to showcase three phones and two watches at once. Here’s a summary of the most important premieres along with the expected starting price and key change.

Device	Starting Price (leak)	What’s New
Galaxy Z Fold 8	from ~€1,999 (~PLN 8,600)	new, wider screen format
Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra	from ~€2,199 (~PLN 9,500)	top specification, 200 MP camera
Galaxy Z Flip 8	from ~€1,299 (~PLN 5,600)	faster 45 W charging
Galaxy Watch 9	from ~€409 (~PLN 1,755)	end of Classic version, larger battery
Galaxy Watch Ultra 2	from ~€749 (~PLN 3,210)	3 nm chip, 800 mAh battery, 5G
Galaxy Glasses	no data	smart glasses with Android XR

Prices in PLN are estimates based on European leaks and the euro exchange rate — the official Polish price list will be released on the day of the premiere. Below we break down each device into its components.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra — new shape of the foldable

The biggest novelty this year is the division of the Fold line into two variants. This is the first such situation in the history of the series.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 is set to receive a completely new, wider, and shorter format — closer to the proportions of a passport than the previously tall foldable. This is what the slogan “A New Shape Unfolds” refers to. When unfolded, it resembles an almost square tablet, more comfortable for reading and multitasking. It will be powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, with 12 GB of RAM and storage up to 1 TB.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, on the other hand, is a classic, tall flagship in its most powerful version. It is set to take on the role of an uncompromising foldable: according to leaks, it will feature a main camera of 200 MP, a telephoto lens with optical zoom, and top-tier performance. Both models will utilize the new Flex Titanium display technology, in which titanium elements are embedded directly into the panel’s structure — this is expected to significantly reduce the visibility of the screen’s crease.

Parameter (leak)	Galaxy Z Fold 8	Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra
Format	wider, “passport”	classic, tall
Internal display	~7.6″ AMOLED, 120 Hz	~8″ AMOLED, 120 Hz
Processor	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
RAM / storage	12 GB / up to 1 TB	12–16 GB / up to 1 TB
Main camera	50 MP	200 MP
Telephoto lens	❌ none	✅ with optical zoom
Display	Flex Titanium	Flex Titanium
Starting price	from ~€1,999	from ~€2,199

More details about both foldables, their displays, and cameras are described in a separate article: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 — specifications, price, and release. Cases and glass for both models can be found in the categories Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra.

Tip: If you care about optical zoom and the best camera, aim for the Z Fold 8 Ultra. The standard Z Fold 8 is a suggestion for those who want a more comfortable, wider screen for multitasking and media — not necessarily at the expense of photography.

Galaxy Z Flip 8 — the same form, new interior

The Galaxy Z Flip 8 is the most conservative launch of the day. From the outside, it is expected to be almost indistinguishable from its predecessor: 6.9-inch main display 120 Hz and 4.1-inch external display remain unchanged. The changes are hidden inside.

The most important change is the new processor. In Europe, the Flip 8 will be powered by a 10-core Exynos 2600 (about 28% faster in processor tasks than its predecessor), while in the USA and some markets — Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Additionally, there is finally 45 W charging instead of the previous 25 W, with a 4,300 mAh battery. The cameras remain the same: 50 MP main with stabilization, 12 MP ultra-wide, and 10 MP for selfies.

Parameter (leak)	Galaxy Z Flip 8
Main display	6.9″ AMOLED, 120 Hz
External display	4.1″ AMOLED
Processor	Exynos 2600 (Europe) / Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
RAM / storage	12 GB / 256–512 GB
Cameras	50 MP + 12 MP + 10 MP (selfie)
Battery	4,300 mAh
Charging	45 W (up from 25 W)
Starting price	from ~€1,299 (~PLN 5,600)

Some leaks suggest that this may be the last classic “flip” from Samsung — the manufacturer is considering ending the Flip line. If true, the eighth generation will gain the status of a model that closes a certain chapter. Look for flip accessories in the Galaxy Z Flip 8 category.

Galaxy Watch 9 — end of the Classic version

The Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to be a calm evolution, but with one loud change: Samsung is set to abandon the Classic version with a physical, rotating bezel. This has distinguished the more expensive variant for years. The watch retains two case sizes — 40 and 44 mm — and the battery is expected to grow by about 23%, which will translate to noticeably longer battery life.

The processor remains a point of contention. Some sources mention the proven Exynos W1000, while others refer to the new Snapdragon Wear Elite. The characteristic rotating ring is also disappearing, so fans of the classic look will have to reach for older models or the Ultra line.

Parameter (leak)	Galaxy Watch 9
Sizes	40 mm and 44 mm
Screen	AMOLED, 1.34″ / 1.47″
Battery	+23% compared to Watch 8
Classic version	❌ not available in this generation
Processor	Exynos W1000 or Snapdragon Wear Elite
Starting price	from ~409 € (~1,755 PLN)

Everything we know about the watch has been gathered in the article Galaxy Watch 9 — what we know before the premiere. You can find straps for the new model in the watch straps category, and glasses and cases in the Galaxy Watch accessories section.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — 3 nm, 800 mAh battery, and 5G

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is Samsung’s most powerful watch and this year’s favorite among sports fans. The second generation focuses on what was lacking in the first — primarily battery life. Three changes make the biggest difference.

• New 3 nm processor — the Snapdragon Wear Elite chip is expected to increase performance and reduce power consumption, especially in AI functions.
• 800 mAh battery — an increase of about 35% compared to 590 mAh in the first Ultra. This means a realistically longer usage time on a single charge.
• 5G — Watch Ultra 2 is set to be Samsung’s first smartwatch with a 5G modem, although in Europe, including Poland, we will receive 4G/LTE variants.

The rest of the construction is checked: a 47 mm titanium case, a bright AMOLED screen, and a programmable Quick Button. This is a watch for runners, divers, and those who need equipment resistant to extreme conditions. You can find the full specification in the text Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — specification, price, and release date, and accessories in the category Galaxy Watch Ultra.

Galaxy Glasses and Galaxy AI — what else will Samsung show?

In addition to foldables and watches, Samsung is expected to present Galaxy Glasses — its first smart glasses. They are set to operate under Android XR with the Gemini assistant and aim to compete with Meta’s glasses and the upcoming Apple hardware. This is still information from leaks, so the premiere at Unpacked is not certain.

The theme tying the entire conference together is Galaxy AI. Artificial intelligence is set to be the main selling point of the new devices — from real-time translations, through camera features, to health assistants in watches. “A New Shape Unfolds” is not only a new shape for the Fold but also a promise of stronger AI integration throughout the ecosystem.

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 — prices in Europe and Poland

The most talked-about topic in the leaks is the prices, as almost the entire lineup is expected to increase in cost. The table below collects the expected starting prices in euros along with an approximate conversion to Polish zlotys.

Device	Price in euros (leak)	Approximately in Poland
Galaxy Z Fold 8 (256 GB)	from 1,999 €	~8,600 zł
Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra (256 GB)	from 2,199 €	~9,500 zł
Galaxy Z Flip 8 (256 GB)	from 1,299 €	~5,600 zł
Galaxy Watch 9 (40 mm, BT)	from 409 €	~1,755 zł
Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 (LTE)	from 749 €	~3,210 zł

It is worth paying attention to the nuances. The standard Z Fold 8 starts at the same level as its predecessor, while the Z Fold 8 Ultra costs about 200 euros more than the base model. The Z Flip 8 also increases by approximately 100 euros compared to its predecessor, despite having nearly identical specifications. The watches are also expected to be more expensive by several dozen euros compared to their predecessors. In Poland, a price increase of around 100 euros will approximately translate to 400–450 zł.

Note: All the above amounts are leaks, not the official price list. Final prices in zlotys and details of the Polish pre-sale will be provided by Samsung only on July 22. Pre-sales usually start on the day of the conference, with retail sales beginning 1–2 weeks later.

Accessories to start — what to prepare before the premiere

New devices will hit stores along with a wave of accessories: cases, tempered glass, and straps. If you plan to purchase one of the models, it’s worth considering screen protection and a case right away. Dedicated categories for each of the new models are already ready in the store — you can find them in the release table above and in the sections for each device.

• Folds: Galaxy Z Fold 8 accessories/ Z Fold 8 Ultra and Galaxy Z Flip 8.
• Watches: watch straps and other accessories for the Galaxy Watch series.

It’s a good time to monitor availability — accessories for the folds are already available at homescreen.pl

Summary — is it worth waiting for Unpacked 2026?

Galaxy Unpacked 2026 promises to be one of the more interesting events of the year: the new, wider Galaxy Z Fold 8, the flagship Z Fold 8 Ultra with a 200 MP camera, the refined Z Flip 8, and refreshed Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. If you’re considering purchasing a Samsung foldable or smartwatch, wait until July 22 — we will then learn the official prices and full specifications. Follow the categories Galaxy Z Fold folds and Galaxy Z Flip at homescreen.pl to prepare for the premiere.

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions about Galaxy Unpacked 2026

When will Galaxy Unpacked 2026 take place?
The conference is scheduled for July 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM Polish time. Samsung is organizing it for the first time in London.

Where to watch the Unpacked 2026 live stream?
You can find the live stream for free on Samsung’s official YouTube channel and on the website news.samsung.com.

What devices will Samsung showcase?
Three foldables are expected — Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8 — as well as two watches: Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Smart glasses Galaxy Glasses are also likely to debut.

What is the difference between Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra?
Z Fold 8 features a new, wider, and shorter screen format with a 50 MP camera. Z Fold 8 Ultra is a classic, tall flagship with a 200 MP camera, telephoto lens, and a higher price.

How much will the new devices cost in Poland?
According to leaks, the starting prices are around 8,600 PLN for Z Fold 8, 9,500 PLN for Z Fold 8 Ultra, 5,600 PLN for Z Flip 8, 1,755 PLN for Watch 9, and 3,210 PLN for Watch Ultra 2. These are estimates — the official pricing will be revealed on the day of the premiere.

Is Galaxy Z Flip 8 the last flip phone from Samsung?
Some leaks suggest that Samsung may end the Flip line, so the eighth generation is described as a possible farewell to the classic flip format. Samsung has not confirmed this.

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra is the more powerful device: larger and brighter screen (7.0″, 165 Hz, 5000 nits), more efficient Snapdragon 8 Elite, 5000 mAh battery, and 68 W charging. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers a lighter design (188 g), a more mature One UI 8, and up to 7 years of updates. Choose Razr if performance, battery, and charging speed matter to you. Opt for Flip 7 if you value the Samsung ecosystem and the longest support on the market.

Both flip phones target the same customer: you want a compact phone that fits in a small pocket but unfolds to provide a full-sized screen. The differences lie in the details — and these can sway your choice in everyday use. Below, we break down both models into their components — screens, performance, cameras, battery, software, and price — and suggest which one to choose for yourself.

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 — comparison table

Parameter	Motorola Razr 70 Ultra	Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7
Internal display	7.0″ LTPO AMOLED, 165 Hz	6.9″ LTPO AMOLED, 120 Hz
Peak brightness	5000 nits	2600 nits
External display	4.0″, 165 Hz, 3000 nits	4.1″ Super AMOLED, 120 Hz, 2600 nits
Processor	Snapdragon 8 Elite (3 nm)	Exynos 2500 (3 nm)
RAM / storage	16 GB (PL) / 12 GB (global), 512 GB	12 GB, 256/512 GB
Main camera	50 MP f/1.8, OIS	50 MP f/1.8, OIS
Ultrawide	50 MP f/2.0	12 MP f/2.2
Front camera	50 MP	10 MP
Battery	5000 mAh	4300 mAh
Wired charging	68 W	25 W
Wireless charging	30 W	15 W
Resistance	IP48	IP48
Weight	199 g	188 g
Thickness (folded)	15.7 mm	13.7 mm
System	Android 16 (Hello UI)	Android 16 (One UI 8)
Updates	shorter support	7 years OS + security
Price PL (from)	~5000–5999 zł (16/512)	~3600–4300 zł (256/512)

The table already shows the balance of power: Razr wins in hardware parameters (display, processor, battery, charging), while Flip 7 defends itself with weight, software, and support duration. Now for the details.

Screens — Razr focuses on brightness and fluidity

The biggest difference is the screens. The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra has a 7.0-inch internal AMOLED with a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a peak brightness of 5000 nits. These are some of the best parameters among foldables, also compared to classic flagships. The 4.0-inch external screen also refreshes at 165 Hz and reaches 3000 nits, so you can handle almost everything from it without unfolding the phone.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 received a 6.9-inch internal panel at 120 Hz and a new, “edge-to-edge” external screen of 4.1 inches. These are very good displays, but on paper they fall short of Motorola in brightness and fluidity. In practice, not everyone will notice the difference between 120 vs 165 Hz, however, the brightness of 5000 vs 2600 nits is noticeable in full sunlight.

Conclusion: For watching content and using in the sun, the Razr 70 Ultra is better. The Flip 7 makes up for it with a well-crafted external screen and apps that work on the cover.

Regardless of the choice, it is worth protecting the flexible screen of the foldable from day one with a dedicated film — rigid tempered glass does not work well on a bending panel.

External Screen — Phone Operation Without Unfolding

In flip phones, everyday convenience is determined by the external screen, as you respond to messages, check notifications, and take photos with the main camera from it. The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra features a 4.0-inch cover with a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a brightness of 3000 nits, on which you can run practically any Android application.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 has opted for a new 4.1-inch panel, more tightly surrounding the camera module, with refined widgets and quick access to Galaxy AI. Samsung has been developing this interface for several generations, so it is more organized, although it by default limits the launching of full applications. Motorola offers more freedom in this regard, while Samsung provides more consistency.

Performance — Snapdragon 8 Elite vs. Exynos 2500

The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite, Qualcomm’s top chip built on a 3 nm process. It is the most powerful processor to hit a foldable flip phone, with plenty of power for gaming and years of use.

Galaxy Z Flip 7 is powered by the proprietary Samsung Exynos 2500, also at 3 nm. It is fast and energy-efficient, but in performance tests and under load, it usually falls behind the Snapdragon 8 Elite, especially in gaming and maintaining long-term performance. For everyday tasks, social media, and photography, both chips are more than sufficient.

Both phones have 12 GB of RAM (the Razr also comes in a 16 GB variant) and 512 GB of storage, with no card slot. The Flip 7 offers a cheaper 256 GB variant for those who find that capacity sufficient.

Cameras — Motorola adds a 50 MP ultra-wide

On paper, the cameras look similar: both phones have a main 50 MP sensor with optical stabilization. The difference lies in the second lens. The Razr 70 Ultra has a 50 MP ultra-wide camera, while the Flip 7 opts for 12 MP. This translates to more details on the Motorola side in wide-angle and macro photos.

Additionally, there is the front camera: 50 MP in the Razr versus 10 MP in the Flip 7. In practice, however, selfies from both flip phones are most often taken with the main camera, using the external screen as a viewfinder, where software matters more than the number of megapixels.

Samsung has had an advantage in image processing and color consistency between lenses for years, and One UI offers a rich Pro mode and AI tools. Motorola makes up for it with hardware and collaboration with Pantone for color reproduction. It’s a close battle: more “raw” hardware is provided by the Razr, while more mature camera software comes from Samsung.

Tip: The protruding camera module on flip phones can easily get scratched when closing. A separate lens protector costs a few zlotys and saves blurry photos.

Battery and charging — a clear advantage for Razr

Here Motorola clearly wins. The Razr 70 Ultra has a 5000 mAh battery, 68 W wired charging, and 30 W wireless charging. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 has 4300 mAh, 25 W wired, and 15 W wireless.

The difference is real: the larger battery in Motorola means longer usage time, and over twice as fast wired charging (68 vs 25 W) significantly shortens the full charging time — the Razr replenishes its battery much faster than the Flip 7. For many people, this is a decisive argument — foldables inherently have less space for batteries, so every additional mAh and watt of power counts.

Samsung explains the lower specifications by emphasizing the slimness and longevity of the battery, but in the everyday “from morning to evening” scenario, the Razr offers more peace of mind. Both flip phones can be charged with a universal GaN charger with USB Power Delivery, and it’s worth choosing a model with at least 30 W of power.

Design, weight, and durability

Both phones have an IP48 certification, meaning they are resistant to dust and immersion up to 1.5 m for 30 minutes, but without full dust protection like classic flagship models with IP68. This is still a significant advancement for foldables.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 is lighter (188 g) and slimmer when folded, which is noticeable in the pocket. The Motorola weighs 199 g but tempts with materials: Alcantara finish and natural wood veneer in the Cocoa version. It’s one of the most distinctive designs on the market.

The hinge in both models is refined and allows the screen to be held at any angle (the “flex” mode). Samsung has been perfecting the mechanism for years and minimizing the crease in the middle of the screen; Motorola compensates with a flat fold without a gap.

Conclusion: Flip 7 wins in terms of agility and weight, Razr 70 Ultra — in character and materials. It’s an aesthetic choice as much as a technical one.

Software and updates — Samsung’s advantage

The biggest advantage of the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is support. Samsung promises 7 years of system and security updates and the One UI 8 overlay with an extensive Galaxy AI package. This means a phone that stays current for most of the decade and a realistically higher resale value.

Motorola opts for a clean, lightweight Hello UI interface with Moto AI features and convenient external screen handling. Drawbacks? Shorter update support than Samsung — if you plan to keep the phone for 5–6 years, that’s a significant downside.

The ecosystem also favors Samsung: integration with Galaxy Watch, Buds, tablets, and DeX services is more complete. Motorola offers a simpler, but very intuitive environment and fewer unnecessary applications (so-called bloatware).

Price — what you get for your money

The Motorola Razr 70 Ultra is sold in Poland in the configuration 16/512 GB at a retail price of 5999 PLN, although during promotions and from operators, it goes down to around 5000 PLN. There is also a global variant of 12/512 GB.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 has been on the market since July 2025, so its prices have clearly dropped. The 12/256 GB variant can be purchased today for around 3600–4300 PLN, and the 12/512 GB for about 4100–4500 PLN (the retail price for 256 GB is 4299 PLN).

This significantly changes the equation: at a similar price point, the Flip 7 is currently 1000–2000 PLN cheaper than the Razr 70 Ultra. You buy the Samsung for a lower price, longer support, and a lighter design, while the Motorola offers the strongest hardware (screen, processor, battery, charging) — but at an additional cost. It’s worth checking prices regularly, as foldables are often subject to promotions and trade-in offers.

Which foldable to choose: Motorola Razr 70 Ultra or Galaxy Z Flip 7?

There is no single winner — it all depends on your priorities.

• Choose Motorola Razr 70 Ultra if: you want the most powerful flip phone, the brightest and smoothest display, the largest battery, and the fastest charging, and you like the design with Alcantara or wood.
• Choose Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 if: you want a lower price (today ~3600–4300 PLN), value lightness and slimness, need 7 years of updates, and are in the Samsung ecosystem (watch, headphones, mature One UI, and Galaxy AI).
• Tie if: you mainly take photos with the main camera and use the external screen — both models will perform excellently, and you will make your decision based on design and price.

Regardless of your choice, the flip phone is a delicate construction with a flexible screen and hinge — a case and screen protector are not a luxury here, but a necessity. Accessories for both models can be found in the categories Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Motorola Razr at homescreen.pl.

Summary

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 are currently the two most interesting flip phones on the market, but with different characters. The main conclusions:

• Hardware: Razr 70 Ultra wins with its display (7.0″, 165 Hz, 5000 nits), processor (Snapdragon 8 Elite), battery (5000 mAh), and charging (68 W).
• Longevity: Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers 7 years of updates, a lighter design (188 g), and a mature Samsung ecosystem.
• Cameras: balanced — Razr adds an ultra-wide 50 MP, Samsung has better photography software.
• Price: Galaxy Z Flip 7 is clearly cheaper today (~3600–4300 PLN) and has longer support; Razr 70 Ultra is the most powerful device, but at a premium (~5000–5999 PLN).

When choosing either model, think about protection right away — cases and films for Galaxy Z Flip 7 and accessories for Motorola Razr are readily available at homescreen.pl. Free shipping on orders over 100 PLN, InPost, and shipping within 24 hours.

FAQ — frequently asked questions about Razr 70 Ultra and Z Flip 7

Which phone is better: Razr 70 Ultra or Z Flip 7?

It depends on your priorities. Razr 70 Ultra is better in terms of hardware — it has a brighter and faster screen, a more powerful processor, a larger battery, and faster charging. Z Flip 7 wins in terms of lightness, 7 years of updates, and the Samsung ecosystem.

Which has a better screen?

Motorola Razr 70 Ultra. Its internal screen is 7.0 inches, 165 Hz, and peaks at 5000 nits brightness, while Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers 6.9 inches and 120 Hz. Samsung’s external screen, however, is very well optimized software-wise.

Which one gets updates longer?

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 — with a guarantee of 7 years of system and security updates. Motorola offers shorter support, which is worth considering if you plan to use the phone for many years.

Are both phones waterproof?

Both have an IP48 rating, are resistant to immersion in water up to 1.5 m for 30 minutes, but do not have full dust protection like flagships with IP68. Protect them from sand and particles that may get into the hinge.

Which flip phone has a better battery?

Razr 70 Ultra — has a 5000 mAh battery and 68 W charging (wired) and 30 W (wireless). Galaxy Z Flip 7 has 4300 mAh and 25 W and 15 W, so it charges noticeably slower.

What accessories are worth buying for a foldable phone?

First of all, a case that protects the hinge and frame, as well as a film for the flexible inner screen (not tempered glass). Screen protection for the outer display and camera lenses will also be useful. You can find a full selection in the accessories categories for Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Motorola Razr at homescreen.pl.

The best accessories for the Oppo Find X9 Ultra are the Bizon Case Łupka (35 PLN) for back and camera protection, the Bizon Glass Edge tempered glass (25 PLN) with a 9H coating for the screen, and the Ugreen Nexode Pro 100 W GaN charger (219.90 PLN) for quickly replenishing the 7,050 mAh battery. Additionally, there is protection for the protruding Hasselblad lenses and a fast USB-C cable. Below is the complete ranking with prices, specifications, and specific advice on what to choose for this flagship.

The Oppo Find X9 Ultra costs around 6,000 PLN in Europe, has a massive camera module with 10x optical zoom, and weighs 235 g. Such a phone begs for proper protection before the first drop on tiles wipes out several hundred PLN from its value. In this guide, we show tested cases, glasses, and chargers available immediately at homescreen.pl, categorized by what is truly worth its price.

Why it’s worth protecting the Oppo Find X9 Ultra from day one

The Find X9 Ultra is high-end equipment: a main sensor of 200 MP, a periscope with 10x optical zoom, a 6.82″ screen with a peak brightness of 3,600 nits, and NanoCrystal glass (full data in GSMArena specification). Replacing a cracked display on such a flagship costs around 1,000–1,500 PLN. In comparison, a complete case and glass set costs between 50–70 PLN.

The biggest risk is the large, protruding camera module with the Hasselblad logo. It is the first to touch the surface when you place the phone screen up. Therefore, in this model, protecting the lenses makes even more sense than in an average smartphone.

Tip: The starter kit for the Find X9 Ultra consists of three items: a case, screen protector, and camera glass. You will pay less than 80 PLN for everything, and avoid the most expensive repairs. Check the full offer in the category accessories for Oppo Find X9 Ultra →

Best Cases for Oppo Find X9 Ultra

The cases for the Find X9 Ultra at homescreen.pl come from the brand Bizon. This manufacturer specializes in accessories for fresh releases and was the first to prepare a fit for this model. You won’t find Spigen or UAG here yet, but Bizon makes up for it with a variety of designs: from rigid polycarbonate, through soft silicone, to a complete set with films.

Case	Type	Key Feature	Price
Bizon Case Łupka	hard polycarbonate	raised edges, rims around the camera	35 PLN
Bizon Soft Case	silicone + PC + microfiber	wireless charging, soft interior	45 PLN
Bizon Case Clear Pack	flexible + 2× film	case and screen protection in one	55 PLN

Bizon Case Łupka — our everyday choice

Our choice. Bison Case Łupka is a rigid polycarbonate case about 1 mm thick, which keeps the phone slim. The raised edges around the screen and camera lift the glass and lenses off the surface, while the covered buttons maintain a clear click.

It is available in black, blue, and green. It is a good option for those who like thin cases and do not want to hide the phone’s design under a thick armor. For 35 PLN, you get solid protection against scratches and everyday drops from a small height.

Bison Soft Case — soft protection and wireless charging

Bizon Soft Case combines three materials: flexible silicone on the outside, polycarbonate reinforcement, and soft microfiber on the inside that does not scratch the back of the phone. Silicone effectively absorbs shocks during a fall and provides a secure grip in hand.

The case does not block wireless charging, so you can place your phone on a Qi charger without removing the cover. It comes in shades of purple and green. For 45 PLN, it is a choice for those who prefer a soft, pleasant-to-touch material instead of hard plastic.

Bizon Case Clear Pack — case and glass in one set

If you want to secure protection with one purchase, Bizon Case Clear Pack includes a transparent, flexible case and two hydrogel screen protectors, along with mounting accessories. For 55 PLN, you get a set that will protect the back and display right after unpacking.

This is the most cost-effective option for someone who doesn’t want to separately choose a case and glass. Hydrogel films fit well on the curved edges of the screen, although they are less resistant to impacts than tempered glass.

Want to protect your phone right away? All matching cases can be found in the accessories category for this model, with free shipping on orders over 100 zł.

The best tempered glasses for the Oppo Find X9 Ultra screen

Here the selection is broader. For the Find X9 Ultra screen, glasses and films from three brands are available: Bizon, GrizzGlass, and 3mk. This allows you to choose protection according to your budget and preferences: from a cheap hybrid film for 15 zł to a full 9H glass with an application frame.

Screen Protection	Type	Hardness / Feature	Price
Bizon Glass Edge	tempered glass	9H, 4D full glue	25 zł
GrizzGlass HybridGlass	hybrid glass	+400% durability, does not crack	14.99 zł
Bizon Hybrid Shadow	privacy glass	matte, protects against peeping	35 zł

Bizon Glass Edge — full coverage and 9H hardness

Our choice. Bizon Glass Edge is a classic tempered glass with a hardness of 9H, featuring full 4D adhesive covering the curved edges of the screen. The black frame masks the transition at the edge of the display, while the oleophobic coating reduces fingerprints.

For 25 PLN, you get the best compromise between price and resistance to breakage. If you prefer to have a spare, the same model is available in a two-pack version (Bizon Glass Edge Duo) for 35 PLN — a convenient option if the first installation attempt fails.

GrizzGlass HybridGlass — the cheapest reasonable protection

GrizzGlass HybridGlass is a hybrid glass that combines a glass layer with a flexible film. It does not crack or shatter like regular glass, and the manufacturer claims a screen reinforcement of 400% upon impact.

At 14.99 PLN, it is the cheapest reasonable screen protection in this comparison. The oleophobic coating maintains full touch sensitivity and does not interfere with the fingerprint reader under the screen. It is suitable for those who already use a case and want only basic protection against scratches.

Bizon Hybrid Shadow Privacy Glass

If you often work on your phone in a train or an open space office, it’s worth considering Bizon Hybrid Shadow, a matte privacy glass that narrows the viewing angle of the screen and makes it difficult to see from the side. For 35 PLN, it combines scratch protection with privacy and a pleasant, anti-glare finish.

Hasselblad Camera Protection — Don’t Skip This Step

The large, protruding camera module is the most vulnerable element of the Find X9 Ultra. A scratched periscope lens means blurry photos in every shot from this focal length. A dedicated camera glass costs several dozen PLN and is one of the best investments in accessories for this phone.

Camera Protection	Contents	Feature	Price
3mk Lens Protection	4 pieces	99% transparency, 9H	19 PLN
Bizon Glass Lens	2 pieces + set	color preservation	25 PLN
GrizzGlass HybridGlass Camera	1 piece	budget protection	9.99 PLN

3mk Lens Protection — best price-to-content ratio

Our choice. 3mk Lens Protection is a set of four lens covers with a hardness of 9H, featuring an oleophobic and hydrophobic coating, and 99% transparency. Four pieces in the set mean a backup in case of a failed installation or replacement after months of use.

For 19 PLN, you protect the Hasselblad lenses from scratches without a noticeable impact on photo quality. It’s a sensible choice for anyone who places their phone camera down or carries it in their pocket with keys.

Bizon Glass Lens — with a complete mounting set

Bizon Glass Lens includes two covers with an oleophobic coating that maintain color fidelity and reduce glare from the flash in night photos. The set includes a microfiber cloth, a wet wipe, positioning stickers, and a dust absorber.

At 25 PLN, it’s an option for those who want a convenient, complete mounting set in a box. For the most budget-conscious, an alternative is the GrizzGlass HybridGlass Camera for 9.99 PLN.

The best wall charger for Oppo Find X9 Ultra

Find X9 Ultra charges wired with a power of 100 W SUPERVOOC and replenishes the 7,050 mAh battery in under 40 minutes, as confirmed by the official OPPO specification. However, you will achieve the full 100 W only with the original SUPERVOOC charger. A universal GaN wall charger will charge the phone quickly and safely via USB Power Delivery and PPS, although it will not reach the proprietary 100 W.

Ugreen Nexode Pro 100 W GaN — our choice

Our choice. Ugreen Nexode Pro 100 W GaN is the best match for Find X9 Ultra — on a single USB-C port, it delivers the full 100 W, so the phone charges at the maximum speed it accepts via USB Power Delivery and PPS. Three ports (2× USB-C + USB-A) and a compact GaN housing will also support a laptop or tablet.

For 219.90 zł you get a top brand of chargers and a full set of standards (PD, PPS, QC, SCP, AFC). Remember: the full 100 W SUPERVOOC can only be achieved with the original OPPO charger, but this Ugreen provides the fastest universal charging and power reserve for a laptop. Pair it with a USB-C to USB-C cable that supports high power, as a cheap cable limits the actual charging speed.

Best wireless charger for Oppo Find X9 Ultra

The Find X9 Ultra charges wirelessly with a power of up to 50 W, but only in the AIRVOOC standard with the OPPO charger. Universal wireless chargers Qi and Qi2 provide the phone with up to 15 W — conveniently for a desk or bedside table. Magnetic models hold securely with a magnetic case, as the phone does not have built-in magnets; without it, you can use them like a classic Qi stand.

Tech-Protect A51 Arcticboost 3in1 — our choice

Our choice. Tech-Protect A51 Arcticboost 3in1 (229 PLN) charges your phone, smartwatch, and headphones simultaneously, has Qi2 magnets, and active cooling with a fan. To reach full power, connect it to a power adapter of at least 45 W. If you prefer the cheapest option, check out the magnetic pad Tech-Protect A50 for 59 PLN.

Worth adding to the cart. The 7,050 mAh battery pairs perfectly with a power bank with USB Power Delivery — a compact 10,000 mAh model is a lifesaver on longer trips.

Which accessory set to choose for Oppo Find X9 Ultra?

Not everyone needs everything at once. Below are three scenarios tailored to budget and usage style.

• Budget (approx. 50 PLN): Bizon Case Łupka (35 PLN) + GrizzGlass HybridGlass (14.99 PLN). Basic protection for the back and screen for less than 50 PLN.
• Optimal (approx. 80 PLN): Bizon Case Łupka (35 PLN) + Bizon Glass Edge (25 PLN) + 3mk Lens Protection (19 PLN). Full protection for the phone and camera — our recommendation for most users.
• Charging set (approx. 300 PLN): the above kit plus Ugreen Nexode Pro 100 W GaN (219.90 PLN). Everything you need from day one, including a fast charger.

If you want to minimize your purchases, the ready Bizon Case Clear Pack combines a case and films in one box for 55 PLN.

Summary

The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is a flagship worth around 6,000 PLN, so spending a few dozen PLN on accessories is the cheapest insurance you can buy. The key takeaways:

• Case: Bizon Case Łupka (35 PLN) for everyday use, Soft Case (45 PLN) for those who prefer soft silicone.
• Screen protector: Bizon Glass Edge (25 PLN) with 9H hardness as the best compromise between price and protection.
• Camera: 3mk Lens Protection (19 PLN) protects the protruding Hasselblad lenses — don’t skip this step.
• Charger: Ugreen Nexode Pro 100 W GaN (219.90 PLN) — a full 100 W on USB-C and power reserve for a laptop.

All accessories from this ranking can be found immediately in the category accessories for Oppo Find X9 Ultra →, and a wider selection of matches for the entire Oppo Find X9 series is growing every week. Free shipping from 100 PLN, InPost, and shipping within 24 hours.

FAQ — frequently asked questions

What case fits the Oppo Find X9 Ultra?

The dedicated cases for Find X9 Ultra are Bizon: the hard Case Łupka (35 PLN), the silicone Soft Case (45 PLN), and the Case Clear Pack set with films (55 PLN). All have cutouts tailored to the large Hasselblad camera module and raised edges protecting the screen.

Which tempered glass should I choose for the Oppo Find X9 Ultra?

The best compromise is Bizon Glass Edge (25 PLN), a 9H tempered glass with full 4D glue. A cheaper alternative is the hybrid GrizzGlass HybridGlass (14.99 PLN), and for screen privacy, the matte privacy glass Bizon Hybrid Shadow (35 PLN) is suitable.

Should I protect the camera on the Oppo Find X9 Ultra?

Yes. The camera module protrudes significantly and touches the surface first when you set the phone down. A scratched lens worsens every photo taken from that focal point. A camera cover, like the 3mk Lens Protection (19 PLN for 4 pieces), costs a few dozen PLN and prevents costly scratches.

What charger for the Oppo Find X9 Ultra?

The phone charges with a power of 100 W SUPERVOOC using the original OPPO charger. Among universal chargers, the best option is the GaN 100 W model, like the Ugreen Nexode Pro (219.90 PLN), which charges the phone quickly and safely via USB Power Delivery and PPS, and can also power a laptop. Remember to use a USB-C cable that supports high power.

Does Oppo Find X9 Ultra support wireless charging?

Yes, the Find X9 Ultra charges wirelessly with a power of up to 50 W and supports reverse charging at 10 W. You can use a wireless charger on your desk or nightstand without removing the case, as long as the case, like the Bizon Soft Case, does not block Qi charging.

How much does the accessory set for Oppo Find X9 Ultra cost?

The basic set of a case plus glass costs around 50 PLN. Full protection with a case, screen glass, and camera cover is about 80 PLN. With a fast GaN 100 W charger, the total comes to around 300 PLN — still a fraction of the cost of repairing a cracked flagship screen.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 is set to debut on July 22, 2026, at Galaxy Unpacked in London, alongside Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, and Watch Ultra 2. According to leaks, the Classic version with a rotating bezel is disappearing, the battery is increasing by about 23%, and the watch retains two sizes: 40 and 44 mm. These are leak data; Samsung has not yet confirmed them.

Summer is traditionally the time for Samsung’s watches and foldables. Revolution or evolution? Judging by the leaks, it seems more like a steady step forward rather than a upheaval, but a few changes really make a difference. Below we have gathered everything that is currently known about the new watch: the expected release date, specifications from leaks, expected price, and how it differs from Galaxy Watch 8.

When is the Galaxy Watch 9 premiere?

When will the Galaxy Watch 9 hit stores? The watch is set to be unveiled on July 22, 2026, during the Galaxy Unpacked conference. According to reports, Samsung is organizing a summer Unpacked in London, and the new model will appear on stage alongside the next generation of foldables.

A signal that the premiere is near was the passage of the device attributed to the Watch 9 series through the American FCC in mid-June 2026. Certification with the FCC is usually one of the last steps before the official debut.

Note: As of the publication date, Samsung has not yet sent out an official invitation to Unpacked nor confirmed the name “Galaxy Watch 9”. Treat the date of July 22 and the entire specification as highly probable leaks, not data confirmed by the manufacturer. Official information will appear on the Samsung newsroom.

Pre-sale usually starts on the day of the conference, and retail sales 1–2 weeks later. If the pattern repeats, you will be able to buy the watch in stores at the beginning of August 2026.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 — specifications from leaks

The new model is expected to be an evolution, not a revolution. Samsung is refining a proven design instead of turning it upside down. The table below collects the most important parameters reported by foreign technology publications.

Parameter (leak)	Galaxy Watch 9
Premiere	July 22, 2026 (Galaxy Unpacked)
Case sizes	40 mm and 44 mm
Screen	1.34″ (40 mm) / 1.47″ (44 mm), AMOLED
Battery	approx. 382 mAh (40 mm) / approx. 435 mAh (44 mm)
Processor	Exynos W1000 or Snapdragon Wear Elite
Classic version	none in this generation
System	Wear OS / One UI Watch
Connectivity	Bluetooth and LTE (more expensive version)
Colors	Cream and Graphite

It is worth remembering that some of this data comes from individual sources and may still change. The biggest doubts concern the processor — more on that below.

Processor — Exynos W1000 or Snapdragon Wear Elite?

This is the most contentious point of the entire puzzle. The leaks are divided here, and there is no single, coherent version.

Some sources claim that the watch will stick with the Exynos W1000 chip, known from the Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch 8, while the new Snapdragon Wear Elite chip in 3 nm lithography will be exclusive to the more powerful Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. Other reports suggest that it is the standard Watch 9 that will receive the new Qualcomm processor with significantly higher performance.

Tip: If you care about maximum smoothness and the latest chip, wait for the official specification on July 22. Only Samsung will determine which chip powers the new watch. Until then, treat any information about the processor as unconfirmed.

In everyday use, the difference between these chips will be felt mainly in AI functions and heavier applications. For notifications, workouts, and health measurements, either of them will suffice.

Galaxy Watch 9 Classic — the end of the bezel version

The biggest change in this generation is visible to the naked eye: Samsung is set to abandon the Classic variant with a physical, rotating bezel. This has distinguished the more expensive version of the watch for years and attracted fans of the classic look.

Many people are still searching online for the term “Galaxy Watch 9 Classic,” but according to reports to the FCC, such a model is unlikely to appear in 2026. If you care about the rotating ring, the real options remain older models or the stronger Ultra line.

Instead, the manufacturer is expected to focus on one cohesive design language: a round case, thinner bezels, and touch control via a ring around the screen instead of a physical bezel. This is a decision that simplifies the offering, but not everyone will like it.

Battery and Charging

Battery life is, alongside the processor, the second thing that interests buyers the most. Here, the leaks are optimistic.

• 40 mm version — a cell with a capacity of about 382 mAh, marketed as 400 mAh. Samsung is expected to advertise this as an increase of about 23% compared to the Galaxy Watch 8, whose battery in this size has 325 mAh.
• 44 mm version — a battery of around 435 mAh, which, with a more efficient display and system optimization, should allow for longer usage between charges.

In practice, a larger battery means a real chance for two days of operation with moderate use. For many users, it is this change, rather than the processor, that will determine the sense of switching from an older watch.

Health features and AI

In terms of health, the new watch is expected to continue what Samsung has refined over the last generations. According to leaks, all key sensors are returning:

• ECG — heart rate recording measurement straight from the wrist.
• Blood pressure measurement — a function available after calibration with a traditional sphygmomanometer.
• Saturation (SpO2) — monitoring of blood oxygenation.
• Skin temperature — used, among other things, for sleep and cycle analysis.

A new feature is expected to be a stronger emphasis on AI-supported health analysis — personalized tips regarding sleep, activity, and recovery. The watch is expected to run on Wear OS with the One UI Watch overlay, closely integrated with Galaxy phones.

Galaxy Watch 9 vs Galaxy Watch 8 — what’s changing

If you have the Galaxy Watch 8, the differences are evolutionary. The biggest gain is the battery and tidying up the offer.

Feature	Galaxy Watch 8 (2025)	Galaxy Watch 9 (leak)
Sizes	40 and 44 mm	40 and 44 mm
Battery (40 mm)	approx. 325 mAh	approx. 400 mAh (+23%)
Classic Version	✅	❌
Processor	Exynos W1000	Exynos W1000 or Wear Elite
System	One UI Watch (Wear OS)	One UI Watch (Wear OS)
Launch	July 2025	July 2026

For owners of the Watch 8, this is an upgrade “for those who want it,” not a necessity. The longer battery life is tempting, but the sensor set remains at a similar level. The upgrade makes more sense for those with the Galaxy Watch 6 or older devices, where the jump in battery life and performance will be truly noticeable.

Price and availability in Poland

Samsung has not yet announced Polish prices, but leaks indicate a reference point. In the USA, the Bluetooth version is expected to start at 349 dollars, and LTE models are expected to be 30–40 dollars more expensive. In Europe, a price of around 409 euros for the basic variant has appeared.

Translating this to our market and the price of its predecessor, in Poland the new watch should cost approximately 1,499 to 1,699 PLN for the 40 mm Bluetooth version. The 44 mm variant and LTE models will be correspondingly more expensive. This is still an estimate; the official price list will be revealed on the launch day.

What else will Samsung show at Unpacked

Unpacked on July 22 is not just about the watch. On the same day, Samsung is expected to refresh almost the entire line of wearable and foldable devices. The following information also comes from leaks.

• Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — a more powerful watch with a 47 mm titanium case, an 800 mAh battery, and a new 3 nm chip. You can find details in the text about what we know about Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
• Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8 — a new generation of foldables with larger batteries and faster charging.
• Galaxy Glasses — Samsung’s first smart glasses, which have been talked about for several months.

If you are choosing between the standard Watch 9 and the Ultra 2, the key differences are battery, durability, and price. The Watch 9 is aimed at everyday wear, while the Ultra 2 is designed for extreme sports and maximum battery life.

Accessories for Galaxy Watch 9 — what to prepare

The new watch is expected to maintain case sizes of 40 and 44 mm, so straps and glasses compatible with the Galaxy Watch 8 should also work with the new generation. We will confirm final compatibility right after the launch.

If you want protection and a replacement strap ready for the first day, check out our categories. You will find accessories for current Samsung models — accessories for Galaxy Watch 8, a wide selection of watch straps, and a comprehensive category of straps, glasses, and bands for Galaxy Watch. We will add and update the new model category with products right after the official premiere.

Summary

Galaxy Watch 9 is shaping up to be a calm, thoughtful upgrade. There are no revolutions here, but there are specific changes: a larger battery, a streamlined offering without the Classic version, and two proven case sizes. The premiere is set to take place on July 22, 2026, at Galaxy Unpacked in London, along with Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and the new generation of foldables.

The key takeaways (all based on leaks, without official confirmation from Samsung):

• Premiere: July 22, 2026, at Galaxy Unpacked in London.
• Key changes: battery increased by about 23%, end of the Classic version, two sizes 40 and 44 mm.
• Price: probably starting from about 1,499 PLN for the 40 mm Bluetooth version, based on the predecessor and prices from leaks.

Are you waiting for the new watch? Complete your protection and straps in advance — accessories for Galaxy Watch 8 are available immediately, and we update the new model category right after the premiere.

FAQ — frequently asked questions

When is the Galaxy Watch 9 premiere?
According to leaks, the premiere will take place on July 22, 2026, during Galaxy Unpacked in London. Samsung has not officially confirmed this date yet, but the device passing through the FCC in mid-June suggests that the debut is very close.

How much will the Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 cost?
There is no official price in Poland yet. The Bluetooth version is expected to start at around $349 (409 euros), which in our reality means approximately 1,499 to 1,699 PLN for the 40 mm model. The LTE variant and 44 mm will be more expensive.

Will there be a Galaxy Watch 9 Classic with a rotating bezel?
Probably not. According to FCC filings, Samsung is skipping the Classic version in this generation. If you want a physical, rotating ring, the realistic options are older models or the Ultra line.

What processor does the Galaxy Watch 9 have?
This is still uncertain. Some leaks point to the known Exynos W1000, while others suggest the new Snapdragon Wear Elite in 3 nm lithography. The final answer will only be known during the official premiere.

What is the difference between Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch 8?
The biggest changes are a battery that is about 23% larger and the absence of a Classic version. The case sizes (40 and 44 mm) and the set of health sensors remain similar. This is an evolution, not a revolution.

Do the bands from Galaxy Watch 8 fit Galaxy Watch 9?
Most likely yes. The new model retains the case sizes of 40 and 44 mm, so the bands and glasses for Watch 8 should also fit the new generation. We will confirm the final compatibility after the premiere.

The best handheld fan for hot weather is the Spigen A905 Mini (85 PLN), a pocket-sized model with a 1800 mAh battery and up to 11 hours of operation. The most powerful is the AWEI F38 MINI (89 PLN) with a 13,500 RPM motor, while you can cool off the cheapest with the USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354 for 15.90 PLN. Below is the full ranking of the TOP 10 with prices and specifications.

Summer is in full swing, and the heat can be tough in a tram, at a festival, or in a stuffy office without air conditioning. A small fan in your bag costs less than a meal out, and you feel the difference right away. The problem is that the models look almost identical, and they differ in battery life, airflow strength, and weight. We have gathered the ten best handheld fans available at homescreen.pl and suggest which one to choose for your scenario.

How to choose a handheld fan? The most important criteria

Before we move on to the ranking, it’s worth knowing what to pay attention to. A good handheld fan is a compromise between airflow strength and battery life. A stronger breeze drains the battery faster.

• Battery capacity (mAh): determines the operating time. 1200 mAh lasts a few hours on low speed, while 3600 mAh is enough for a whole day outside the home.
• Number of speeds: at least three speeds provide real control over strength and noise.
• Weight: below 100 g the fan will disappear in your pocket, above 200 g it will perform better on a desk than in your hand.
• USB-C Charging: today a standard in better models. You can charge it with the same cable as your phone, also from a power bank.
• Noise Level: at the highest speed, every small fan makes noise. What matters is a well-chosen medium speed, quiet, yet still noticeable.
• Type: handheld, desktop, foldable, neck-mounted, or multifunctional. Each fits a different situation.

Don’t be fooled by slogans like “turbo” without specified parameters. What counts are specific mAh, RPM, and declared operating time. It’s also worth paying attention to materials: ABS and PP housings are lightweight and resistant to minor falls, which matters for a device carried in a bag. If you’re looking for equipment for a backpack, aim for a portable fan under 100 g with a battery of at least 1800 mAh.

Tip: the USB-C standard (USB-IF) means that one cable will work for your phone, headphones, and fan. This is real convenience when traveling, which is why we consider USB-C a plus when choosing.

Ranking: TOP 10 best handheld fans 2026

Ten models that are really worth considering, from a budget-friendly mini for 15.90 PLN to a multifunctional device. Each made it here for a specific feature, not for a pretty box. Brands Spigen, USAMS, and AWEI offer a real choice between price and capabilities.

1. Spigen A905 Mini: the best pocket fan

Our everyday choice. Spigen A905 Mini combines a solid accessory brand (Spigen) with a reasonable price of 85 PLN. The five-blade rotor and wide air intake provide a clear, even breeze, and the 1800 mAh battery lasts for 11 hours on the lowest setting (6 h on medium, 3 h on maximum).

It weighs only 95 g and fits in your pocket. The anti-slip silicone base allows it to be placed on a desk, and the illuminated button ring and included wrist strap are nice details. The package includes a USB-C to USB-C cable (100 cm).

• Battery: 1800 mAh (up to 11 h)
• Speeds: 3 speeds
• Weight: 95 g
• Charging: USB-C, cable included
• Plus: wrist strap and 2-in-1 stand

2. AWEI F38 MINI: the most powerful handheld fan

For those who want to feel the wind. AWEI F38 MINI (89 zł) is the most powerful and durable handheld in the lineup. The motor spins at a speed of 13,500 RPM, and the airflow reaches up to 10.5 m/s. The 3600 mAh battery provides from 2 to even 10 hours of operation, depending on the speed.

The biggest advantage is the smooth adjustment: up to 100 levels of airflow strength and an LED display showing the battery level and current power. Charging via USB-C (5V/2A) takes about 3 hours. Weighing 212 g, it is a model that fits well in the hand and looks elegant.

• Battery: 3600 mAh (up to 10 h)
• Motor: 13,500 rpm, up to 10.5 m/s
• Adjustment: 100 levels, LED display
• Weight: 212 g
• Plus: largest battery and longest operating time

3. USAMS Ice-Cooling Digital High-Speed: best power-to-price ratio

Lots of power for little money. USAMS Ice-Cooling Digital High-Speed (49 PLN) is the most powerful fan in its price range. The High-Speed motor spins at up to 14,000 rpm and generates a strong airflow with a power of 7 W. Ice-Cooling technology enhances the feeling of coolness.

The 2000 mAh battery is one of the more powerful ones in the ranking, and the LED digital display shows the exact charge level. No more guessing how much energy is left. The airflow adjustment is smooth. Weighing 115 g, you can easily toss it into your backpack, and the USB-C charging takes about 2 hours.

• Battery: 2000 mAh
• Motor: up to 14,000 RPM, 7 W
• Display: digital LED (battery level)
• Weight: 115 g
• Plus: the strongest airflow for the price of 49 PLN

4. USAMS magnetic desk fan: best for work and home

Best when you don’t want to hold it in your hand. USAMS magnetic fan (49 PLN) is a hybrid of a handheld and desktop fan. The base rotates 180°, and the magnetic mount allows you to attach it to a metal surface without drilling, for example, to a computer case, refrigerator, or shelf.

A 2000 mAh battery provides up to 6 hours of operation on the first speed (3.5 h on the second, 2.5 h on the highest). The battery indicator shows the charge level. It weighs 225 g, the heaviest in this group, but it’s a model designed to stand, not to fit in your pocket. Ideal for a desk in a stuffy office.

• Battery: 2000 mAh (up to 6 h)
• Mounting: magnetic, no drilling
• Adjustment: base rotation 180°
• Weight: 225 g
• Plus: stands on its own and can be attached to metal

5. AWEI F45 with clip: best desktop fan

You can clip it wherever you want. AWEI F45 with clip (69 PLN) is a desk fan with a sturdy clip that you can attach to the edge of your desk, shelf, or cart. The rotating head directs the airflow exactly where it’s needed, and the dense protective grille ensures finger safety.

The 1200 mAh battery lasts up to 7 hours on the first speed (2.5 hours on the second, 1.5 hours on the third). Three speeds cover the range from a gentle breeze to intense cooling. Charging via USB takes about 2 hours. It’s a good choice if you want to keep your hands free while working on the computer.

• Battery: 1200 mAh (up to 7 h)
• Mounting: clip + on desk
• Adjustment: rotating head
• Power: 5 W, 3 speeds
• Plus: longest operation among desk fans with 1200 mAh

6. USAMS LiFE LU02: the most versatile

Fan, phone, and tripod in one. USAMS LiFE LU02 (59 zł) features a flexible gooseneck and a magnetic phone holder. The bendable design allows you to set it at any angle, and the steel ring lets you hang the fan or rest it on a countertop.

It is the lightest of the “desktop” models, weighing only 95 g with a slim body of 208 × 75 × 23 mm. The 900 mAh battery and 3.9 W power are sufficient for cooling while working, and the magnetic holder keeps the phone in place while watching movies. Charging takes about 2 hours. A versatile gadget for the desk and travel.

• Battery: 900 mAh
• Design: flexible gooseneck
• Bonus: magnetic phone holder
• Weight: 95 g
• Pros: cools and holds the phone at the same time

7. Foldable USAMS ZB352: best for travel

Once in hand, once on the desk. Foldable USAMS ZB352 (49 PLN) transforms from a handheld fan to a desktop fan with a single motion. The angle adjustment allows you to direct the airflow exactly at yourself, and the digital display shows the battery level.

The 1200 mAh battery powers up to five speeds, so you can adjust the airflow strength to the situation. Weighing 92 g and with compact dimensions of 148 × 51 × 37 mm, you can easily stash it in your bag. USB-C charging takes about 2 hours. This is the most practical “two in one” in the ranking.

• Battery: 1200 mAh
• Design: foldable, handheld and desktop
• Speeds: 5 speeds
• Weight: 92 g
• Pros: folds flat, ideal for travel

8. USAMS Mini ZB288: best budget handheld

Cheap, lightweight, sufficient. USAMS Mini ZB288 (29 PLN) is a great choice for a starter or as a second unit for a child. The ergonomic handle fits well in the hand, and three speeds cover most situations.

The 1200 mAh battery lasts up to 4.7 hours on the first speed, 2.4 hours on the second, and 1.5 hours on the third. At 81 g, it is one of the lightest models in the ranking. USB-C charging and cable included. It’s hard to find something more sensible for this price.

• Battery: 1200 mAh (up to 4.7 h)
• Speeds: 3 speeds
• Weight: 81 g
• Charging: USB-C, cable included
• Plus: excellent price-to-performance ratio

9. AWEI F40 3in1: the most multifunctional

Fan, blower, and vacuum in one. AWEI F40 3in1 (159 PLN) is the most advanced model in the lineup. The brushless motor with aluminum blades reaches up to 82,000 RPM, so in addition to cooling, it can blow dust off your keyboard, clean corners, or dry your pet’s fur.

The package includes interchangeable nozzles (long and short), two cleaning brushes, and a velvet case. The 3300 mAh battery and four speed modes provide great flexibility, and charging via USB-C (5V/2A) takes about 2 hours. At 210 g, it’s a handy tool for home and office.

• Battery: 3300 mAh
• Functions: fan, blower, vacuuming, drying
• Motor: brushless, up to 82,000 rpm
• Accessories: 2 nozzles, 2 brushes, case
• Plus: four devices for the price of one

10. USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354: the cheapest and smallest

Least money, least space. USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354 (15.90 PLN) is the cheapest and lightest mini fan in the ranking. It weighs only 55 g and fits in any pocket or small bag. Three speeds provide a range from a gentle breeze to a stronger airflow.

The 500 mAh battery lasts about 2 hours on the lowest setting and 36 minutes on maximum, so it’s more of a device for short outings than for a whole day. However, for less than 16 PLN, you get a fully functional fan for a hot afternoon. Great as a gift and for a child.

• Battery: 500 mAh (up to 2 h)
• Speeds: 3 settings
• Weight: 55 g (lightest)
• Price: 15.90 PLN
• Plus: the cheapest fan in the comparison

Comparison of handheld fans

#	Model	Brand	Battery	Weight	Feature	Price
1	Spigen A905 Mini	Spigen	1800 mAh	95 g	up to 11 h, strap + stand	85 zł
2	AWEI F38 MINI	AWEI	3600 mAh	212 g	100 levels, display	89 zł
3	USAMS Ice-Cooling High-Speed	USAMS	2000 mAh	115 g	14,000 rpm	49 zł
4	USAMS magnetic desktop	USAMS	2000 mAh	225 g	magnet, 180° rotation	49 zł
5	AWEI F45 with clip	AWEI	1200 mAh	,	clip, up to 7 h	69 zł
6	USAMS LiFE LU02	USAMS	900 mAh	95 g	goose neck + holder	59 zł
7	Foldable USAMS ZB352	USAMS	1200 mAh	92 g	foldable, 5 speeds	49 zł
8	USAMS Mini ZB288	USAMS	1200 mAh	81 g	budget, up to 4.7 h	29 zł
9	AWEI F40 3in1	AWEI	3300 mAh	210 g	fan + blower	159 zł
10	USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354	USAMS	500 mAh	55 g	cheapest, lightest	15.90 zł

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Handheld fan, desktop, foldable or around the neck?

Not every scenario involves holding a fan in your hand. Match the type to the situation:

• On the move (walking, festival, transportation): a classic handheld fan like Spigen A905, AWEI F38, or the budget-friendly ZB354. Lightweight, fits in your pocket.
• At the desk and at home: magnetic model USAMS or AWEI F45 with a clip. They stand independently and direct airflow where needed.
• While traveling: foldable USAMS ZB352, which you can flatten and store in your bag.
• With hands-free: neck fans. In the homescreen.pl fan category, there are also AWEI models that are worn around the neck, convenient for cooking or cleaning.

How much electricity does a handheld fan consume?

This is a common question, and the answer is reassuring: pennies. A small handheld fan consumes between 3 to 7 W. Even charging it daily throughout the summer, the annual energy cost is measured in zlotys, not in dozens of zlotys.

The key is the battery. A 2000 mAh model can be fully charged in about 2 hours, and then you can use it wirelessly for most of the day. Outdoors, you can recharge it from a power bank with the same USB-C cable you use for your phone. That’s why a battery-operated fan is more convenient and cheaper to use than 230 V mains models.

How to take care of the fan battery

The built-in lithium-ion battery will last for hundreds of cycles if you treat it wisely. A few simple rules will extend the life of the fan for years.

• Do not leave it discharged for months: before long-term storage, charge the battery to about half.
• Charge with a reasonable current: fans draw 5 V, so a regular smartphone charger or a USB port on a laptop will suffice. A strong GaN charger will not charge it faster.
• Avoid extreme temperatures: do not leave the device on a windowsill in direct sunlight or in a heated car.

On a trip, a fan plus a power bank is a great duo. With it, you can stay cool all day long outside your home.

Which handheld fan to choose?

In short and straightforward terms, depending on your priorities:

• Best for everyday use → Spigen A905 Mini. Long runtime, strap and stand, trusted brand.
• Maximum power and battery → AWEI F38 MINI. 3600 mAh, 100 levels, LED display.
• Most power for 49 PLN → USAMS Ice-Cooling High-Speed. 14,000 RPM motor and display.
• For the desk → magnetic USAMS or AWEI F45 with a clip. Hands-free while working.
• For travel → foldable USAMS ZB352. Flat, handy, five speeds.
• Up to 30 PLN → USAMS Mini ZB288, and even cheaper USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354 for 15.90 PLN.
• Something more than a fan → AWEI F40 3in1, which blows, vacuums, and dries.

There is no bad choice here. The difference comes down to where and how often you will use it.

Summary

The best hand fan for the 2026 season is the Spigen A905 Mini (85 PLN), which, thanks to 11 hours of operation, low weight, and practical accessories, will work almost anywhere. Need power? Choose AWEI F38 MINI or the cheaper USAMS Ice-Cooling High-Speed. For the desk, go for the magnetic USAMS or AWEI F45, and for travel, take the foldable ZB352. Budget up to 30 PLN? USAMS Mini ZB288 and Mini Pocket ZB354 won’t let you down.

All recommended models can be charged with a USB cable (better via USB-C), so you can charge them together with your phone, even while traveling. Check the full offer and current prices in the category fans and hand fans at homescreen.pl → and choose a model for your heat.

FAQ: frequently asked questions about hand fans

Which handheld fan is best for hot weather?
On a daily basis, the Spigen A905 Mini with a 1800 mAh battery and up to 11 hours of operation works best. If you need the strongest airflow, choose the AWEI F38 MINI (3600 mAh) or the cheaper USAMS Ice-Cooling High-Speed with a motor of up to 14,000 RPM.

What is a good and cheap handheld fan?
The best price-to-quality ratio is offered by the USAMS Mini ZB288 for 29 PLN, and the cheapest option to cool you down is the USAMS Mini Pocket ZB354 for 15.90 PLN. Both have three speeds and are very lightweight. They are a great choice for beginners or for a child.

How much does it cost to run a handheld fan for an hour?
Pennies. A small fan consumes 3-7 W, so an hour of operation costs a fraction of a penny. Even daily charging throughout the summer amounts to an expense counted in zlotys per year.

How long does a handheld fan run on a single charge?
It depends on the battery and the speed. A 500 mAh model runs for about 2 hours, a 1200 mAh for up to 4.7 hours, and a 3600 mAh for even up to 10 hours on low speed. At maximum speed, the runtime is reduced by half or more.

Does a handheld fan charge via USB-C?
Better models, like the Spigen A905, AWEI F38, or USAMS Ice-Cooling, have a USB-C port and you can charge them with the same charger as your phone. The cheapest fans may be charged with the older USB port, which is worth checking in the specifications.

What is better: a handheld fan or a tower fan?
These are two different tools. A tower fan cools the entire room, but it stays in one place and requires power from an outlet. A handheld fan is portable and will cool you anywhere, even outside the home. It’s best to have both: a tower fan for the evening at home, a handheld one for your bag.

Is a handheld fan noisy?
On the lowest and medium settings, it operates quietly and does not interfere with conversation or work. The highest setting, especially in powerful models like AWEI F38 or USAMS Ice-Cooling, is noticeably audible, but you usually only use it during extreme heat.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is set to debut on July 22, 2026, at Samsung Unpacked in London, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide, and Z Flip 8. The key changes in the watch include a new processor built on a 3 nm process, an 800 mAh battery (35% larger), and Samsung’s first-ever 5G. Note: these are findings from leaks; Samsung has not yet officially confirmed the date or name.

Summer is traditionally the time for Samsung’s foldables and watches. This year, the Korean manufacturer is expected to showcase the second generation of its most powerful smartwatch while refreshing the entire line of wearable devices and foldables. Below, we have gathered everything known about the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 launch: the date, leaked specifications, expected price, and a list of phones that will be released on the same day.

When is the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 premiere?

The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to be presented on July 22, 2026, during the Galaxy Unpacked conference. According to reports, Samsung is organizing a summer Unpacked in London for the first time, moving away from the previous pattern of holding it in Korea and the USA.

The date is consistently reported by tech outlets, including Tom’s Guide and PhoneArena. An additional signal that the premiere is near was the passage of the Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2 through the American FCC in mid-June 2026.

Note: As of the publication date, Samsung has not yet sent out an official invitation for Unpacked nor used the name “Galaxy Watch Ultra 2”. Treat the date of July 22 and the specifications as highly probable leaks, not confirmed data from the manufacturer. Official information will appear on the Samsung newsroom.

Pre-orders usually start on the day of the conference, with retail sales beginning 1–2 weeks later. If the pattern repeats, you will be able to buy the watch in stores at the turn of July and August 2026.

What’s new in the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2?

The second generation Ultra is expected to be an evolution, not a revolution — Samsung is refining what was lacking in the first model. Three changes make the biggest difference.

• New 3 nm processor — the watch is set to receive a next-generation Snapdragon Wear chip (Wear Elite), focused on AI tasks. A lower lithography means higher performance with lower power consumption.
• 800 mAh battery — an increase of about 35% compared to 590 mAh in the first Ultra. This was the biggest issue with its predecessor, so a longer battery life will be noticeable in daily use.
• 5G — the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to be Samsung’s first smartwatch with a 5G modem. However, the 5G versions will only be available in select markets (USA, Korea), while in Europe we will receive 4G/LTE variants.

The rest of the construction is to remain verified: a 47 mm titanium case, a bright AMOLED screen, an additional programmable Quick Button, and resistance to extreme conditions. This is a watch for runners, divers, and those who need equipment that can withstand more than a classic smartwatch.

Parameter (leak)	Galaxy Watch Ultra 2
Premiere	July 22, 2026 (Galaxy Unpacked)
Processor	Snapdragon Wear Elite, 3 nm
Battery	approx. 800 mAh
Connectivity	5G (USA/Korea), 4G/LTE (Europe)
Case	Titanium, 47 mm
System	Wear OS / One UI Watch

Design of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — what the leaks reveal

The most excitement surrounds the appearance. According to the GalaxyTechie account on X, the second Ultra is said to be more angular than its predecessor, and a engraving with numbers from 1 to 12 will appear around the screen. This detail, reminiscent of classic mechanical watches, could clearly distinguish the Ultra 2 from the rest of the smartwatch market.

One question remains open: will this ring be rotatable, like in diving watches, or will it serve only as decoration? For now, it is unknown.

The same reports indicate thinner bezels around the display and redesigned buttons on the right side of the case. The round Quick Button is set to be replaced by a flat, wider button in a vivid orange color. These may seem like minor changes, but in a watch worn on the wrist every day, appearance makes a significant difference.

Note: The above design information is unofficial leaks from social media, not data confirmed by Samsung. The final appearance will only be revealed at the premiere.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 vs Galaxy Watch Ultra — what changes

If you have the first Ultra, you will most notice the jump in battery life and performance. The rest is cosmetic.

Feature	Galaxy Watch Ultra (2024)	Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 (leak)
Processor	Exynos W1000	Snapdragon Wear Elite (3 nm)
Battery	590 mAh	approx. 800 mAh
5G	❌	✅ (selected markets)
Case	Titanium, 47 mm	Titanium, 47 mm
Release	July 2024	July 2026

For owners of the 2024 model, it’s an upgrade “for those who want it,” not a necessity. Longer battery life and a faster chip are tempting, but the titanium case and health sensors remain at a similar level. The switch makes more sense for those with Galaxy Watch 6 or older devices.

What phones will be launched alongside the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2?

Unpacked is not just about watches. On the same day, Samsung is expected to unveil a new generation of foldables — and they will be the stars of the conference. The parameters below are based on leaks and have not been confirmed by Samsung.

• Galaxy Z Fold 8 — larger battery 5000 mAh (up from 4400 mAh), 45 W charging, 50 MP ultra-wide camera, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. The expected starting price is around $1,999.
• Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide — new, lighter variant with tablet-like proportions: 7.6″ internal display in 4:3 format, weight around 200 g, and dual 50 MP camera without telephoto lens.
• Galaxy Z Flip 8 — a clamshell foldable with a 6.9″ internal screen and a large 4.1″ external display surrounding the cameras.

Additionally, there will be the Galaxy Watch 9 (this generation without a Classic version, according to FCC filings) and Galaxy Glasses, Samsung’s first smart glasses. We wrote more about the foldables in the article about the premiere of Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Wide.

If you plan to buy a new fold or flip, it’s worth having a case and screen protectors from day one. Check out accessories for Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip, we update the categories with the launch of new models.

Price and availability in Poland

Samsung has not yet announced prices, but the predecessor serves as a reference point. The Galaxy Watch Ultra from 2024 started in Poland at around 3,299 PLN, so the second generation should remain in a similar range, possibly with a slight increase.

In Europe, including Poland, expect a 4G/LTE variant instead of 5G. In practice, the difference is minimal — the watch most often uses connectivity through the phone, and standalone 5G in a smartwatch is more of a curiosity than a real need.

Accessories for Galaxy Watch Ultra — what to prepare

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to retain a 47 mm titanium case, so bands and glasses compatible with the current Ultra should also work with the new generation. We will confirm the final compatibility right after the premiere.

If you want to have protection ready from day one, check out the accessories for Galaxy Watch Ultra category — you will find among others watch bands and protective screens for the display.

Summary

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 promises to be a solid upgrade where it hurt the most: the 800 mAh battery and the new 3 nm chip address the biggest flaws of its predecessor, and 5G is a novelty in Samsung smartwatches. The premiere is set for July 22, 2026, at Galaxy Unpacked in London, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide, Z Flip 8, and Galaxy Glasses.

Key takeaways:

• Premiere: July 22, 2026 (leak, no official confirmation from Samsung).
• Key changes: 3 nm chip, 800 mAh battery, 5G (4G/LTE in Europe).
• Price: likely starting from around 3,299 PLN, based on its predecessor.

Are you waiting for the new watch or foldable? Prepare your protection in advance, bands and screens for Galaxy Watch Ultra are available immediately, and we update the categories of new models right after the premiere.

FAQ — frequently asked questions

When is the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 premiere?
According to leaks, the premiere will take place on July 22, 2026, during Galaxy Unpacked in London. Samsung has not officially confirmed this date yet, but the watch’s submission to the FCC suggests that the debut is very close.

How much will the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 cost?
There is no official price yet. The previous generation started in Poland at around 3,299 PLN, so the second Ultra should remain in a similar range, possibly with a slight increase.

Will the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 have 5G in Poland?
Probably not. According to reports, 5G versions will only be available in selected markets (USA, Korea), while in Europe, including Poland, 4G/LTE variants will be available.

What phones will Samsung showcase alongside the watch?
At Unpacked on July 22, 2026, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, and Galaxy Z Flip 8 are expected, along with the Galaxy Watch 9 and the smart glasses Galaxy Glasses.

Do the bands from Galaxy Watch Ultra fit the Ultra 2?
Most likely yes. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 retains the 47 mm case, so bands and glasses for the 2024 and 2025 models should also fit the new generation. Final compatibility will be confirmed after the premiere.

Is it worth waiting for the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2?
If you have the first Ultra, an upgrade is not necessary — it’s an evolution, not a revolution. If you are using the Galaxy Watch 6 or an older watch, the longer battery life and new processor will be a real quality leap.